Crystal & Chrome Chicklet-Style 1930s Necklace by Kollmar & Jourdan
USD$295.00
Additional information
| Maker | Kollmar & Jourdan |
|---|---|
| Size | Necklace: 16" x 1/2" (at center); chicklets: 3/8" square |
| Condition | Excellent |
| Date | 1930s |
| Marks | "MADE IN GERMANY" & "KJ" with arrow through letters on ring next to clasp |
This German Art Deco necklace features three faceted, square-cut crystal chicklets flanked on either side by decorative chrome elements. A scroll chain – a style I’ve seen on many German pieces from this era – completes the necklace and closes with a spring-ring clasp. This piece is the only one I have ever seen by Kollmar & Jourdan, a prominent and long-standing Pforzheim jewelry maker. This lovely necklace goes with every color! Scroll down to see some earrings and a bracelet that do, too.
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